Lou De Castro Myles

Lou De Castro Myles is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in various aspects of labour market policy, workforce planning, and skills development.

His expertise includes leadership development, program design, stakeholder engagement, community development, policy entrepreneurship, and strategic advocacy.

Lou's educational background includes studies at the Life Coaching Academy, a bachelor's degree in social science from QUT, and postgraduate studies in public policy at Griffith University.

Throughout his career, Lou has held key roles in organizations such as the Australia Awards, Career Transition and Resilience, CARLUZ Australasia, and Health Workforce Queensland.

He has also worked in roles involving industry engagement, workforce development, program management, policy advisory, and vocational education and training.

Lou's proficiency extends to instructional design, learning management strategies, vocational education program development, leadership coaching, career planning, and tripartite governance modeling.

His extensive experience includes serving in leadership positions in the Queensland Department of Education and Training, Skills Queensland, and the Department of Employment, Training & Industrial Relations.

Lou De Castro Myles is known for his expertise in community engagement, action learning, productive diversity, and innovative service delivery models.